New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
AND MOUNTAINS.
GREAT THRoNGs AT LONG BRANCH.
THE SEASON BREAKING THE RECORD.
HOTELS Observation-Disclosures FOR THE
MoNMHlTH PARK RACEs-N0TEs FROM

the history of the shore The boats and trains were
actually packed with people The Iron STEAMBOAT
Company ran two extra boats. The trains OF the Ceh
Railroad Company and tho Pennsylvania Railroad Co'
nan were run in two and three sections each OF from
eight to fourteen cars Many persons were compened
o. tond all the way to Long Branch The hotel propri-
were put to their wits ends to make
for those who demanded This evening the notes
are CAV with music and the hum OF merry voices MANY
of the late corners will rest their weary frames on cots
IN the halls OF hotels The lovers OF sports are
inc forward with great eagerness to the opening races Oh
the season at Monmouth Park on Monday ]
Tho removal of the .od beer pavlOns from the DUN
onnosite Ieland's Ocean Hotel has greatly improved
that portion of the Branch
Colonel Charles ID Hendrckson, the Deputy COLLECTOR
of Internal Revenue for this district Is tracking down
chose nersons who are selling liquor illegally along the
shore. .,-
pr with sending here the most dsorderly class OF Wis.,
itors.
large gun club at West End is of the best organ
izations here.
number Of valuable horses owned by the cottagers
ere suffering from lung fever Several have died from
Big biackfsh being caught in great numbers from
ss sss sna q the old sfaser BY
restaurant near the pier 1t is well fitted up ana is
fs c'a ms s%ane viii time
The Rev Charles Young who VIII ne me pastor s1 TINS
asOu n
will spend the with his family at the Eaton cot
tage, west Of Elberon. g.
,hem me DANGEROUS to the occupants of carriages.
h receipts of the Board of Commissioners have been
sSe borough os The taxes are to be increased
The railroad authorities have made extensive arrange
The ever glorious Fourth will be celebrated with
old-time ygor at Point Pleasant City and Manas9uan
The cotagers and hotel guests here Will content them
selves with few fireworks ,,.r
several of the borough police officers are to be
The managers Of the ocean Theatrical Circuit will give
q number of fine plays next week the Nest End hotei
orchestra gave its first morning concert OF the season
humber Of runaways have caused no little excite
The Long Branch City baseball team will play the
%g Ss az at the Highlands Of Navesn
The SSts With ssSs SObd
The cottagers complain Of abusive ramps who annoy
another movement will be made by the cotagers to
secure concerted action in protecting the Ocean-ave
'i The gambling houses are in full blast to night
/ The Ocean Hotel has been repainted so.o, -.
Daniel Lyddy, of NewYork is to build new hotel at
Vce Of the Baltimore and nd Ohio Rail-
b. b. Plant the Southern railway and steamship King
has leased the cottage of David NJ Hdre'h al west
IS Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Bush. and the Misses John
ava N~S
Among the newcomers this are John ]. Donald
son. vicepresident OF the Bank Oh Norm Amerca anu
The cottage Of the late Dr. Lea, Of Philadelphia on
cean-aye has been leased to f. q. WoerZ the wealthy
James o'Bricn. the banker, and his wife are new
Police Justice Ford, OF New-York is to spend the
The Dwyer Brothers are booked for the West End
Mr.. f. G. oliffe and family of New.York spend
ing their fifth in the Wooey cottage at Bathave
Asbcrf r Meyer yand family Of New-Ycrk have taken
The Park-aye cottage OF Mrs. A. 8. Floyd.
Arthur L. Mason is occupying his costly new cottage
General Thomas T Eckert and his family have arrived
Mt their cottage at Elberon.
The cottage of Mrs Hattie Russell, Castle Byron
Mr. and Mrs. H. p. rockingham are among the guests
VI John r. Mclean, Of The Cincinnati Enquirer, talks
politics the piazza Of the West END Hote
Only Farmers Daughter, sspendinghe seasonatthe
Mrs henrietta Chanfrau is at her pretty cottage
Cedar-ave ~, , . - . A., r,,,,,,
Ms T. L. Constant and family have leased of the
T g. X Lawrence and family, Of New York, have
taken one of the cottages OF John e. Lanning on bath
The cottage of General Alexander Webb, on Oceanaye.
south Of tho West End Hotel will be occupied this
Mrs. s. Herman has leased the tucker cottage Oh
psie poucherty's cottage at Cedar and Ocean
has new occupants this season-E A. Price and family
N Leonold and family of NcwYork. will spend the
in Of the Dobbins cottages on Bsthaee a.
cottage at Ocean-ave. and Cottage-place.
The Billings cottage on Ocean-ave has Deen leased ny
Samuel b. Ullman, OF New-YOrk.
Among the late arrivals at the hotels are the foow
ing:
At the Hollywood cottages-Hr and Mrs. L. Friedman.
Mss Nettie Friedman Miss Matte Tracy T. H. White OF
York; Mr. and Mira. John S. James, OF BrooklYnj
William Thompson OF Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs A. L.
TqGS Of BU%rcS Mrs Boyd
Mrs 4. Barrow and family Mr.: and Mrs l. A. Curtis,
Charles S: qEoI Held ' Sis. S95 sS{
Lemon Miss Lemon. Mr.. and Mrs W. D. Nichols MT ana
isGpoSe Il
mani DE Dr. T. Taylor Mis-. Taylor William Baugh
Dc Forest Bolmer DE- J. b Gilbert Livingston Roe MTs
k kHSSs AND Miss GampSs Miss Parish Miss = Par
h New York. NJ; and Mrs John xa:a S ana
family panecast ana family MI and md Mr.:
and Mrs l. K. Bass, OF Colorado; Andrew WHEY OF
At the West End Hotel-Mrs. M.Angust and family, Mr.
and Mrs. ". b. Wills, Mr.. and MIRA IL Adler r. l.
~i r Breyoort ana family Dewitt sellsman and
family and Mr. :,,s snd Mrs and Ira MRS berahe@er
And family Mr. and Mrs e K S1s MI
S ssS 1t Mr.. Vance p Montague H. r Knesland,
Of Brookyn Mt and Mrs A. g. Baker Dr. =; baKer
W. A. Xlioway, Of Tennessee; Washington Booth, of
Baltimore. . ,.,
~ Tredwoll, Charles Troup the Misses Troup. Ralph
Brown and family, Mr.. and Mrs Is Stevens. Charles
Mira BENJAMIN f. Sphinx, Mrs Sarah j. Coleman, OF New
York George Watson and family Albert stobn, Theo-
dore Well George Watson. OF Philadelphia; MT and
Mira Henry Hylnan, OF Canada - -
At the Hotel Brighton-Baroness De Grimm, Mrs Max
We'll Mr. and MIRA b. seligman, Mr. and Mrs. Laidlaw,
W. A. sage Miss Tessie Manze A. f. Mayer and family,
Abram Harris and family. OF NewYork; Mrs W. X.
Davis, Ii. 4. Davis, OF Albany.
THE PRESIDENT TO VISIT ATLANTIC CITY,
ATLANTIC CITY, July (SpeciaD.-A great many mill
AIRY companies are expected here this season. Among